New member checking in.

Reading the old parts from sifus seems SA is not really making any profit for anyone yet.

I'm currently on 6.5, 20, 36 with 2-6-2 ratio. Any care of advice about how reasonable this is to start with?

Noobie investor here, hence why I thought to go with SA, I tried FSM and got burnt real bad.

Deposited monday night through jompay, Wednesday evening completed purchase. Will try Sunday night next to see if they will be able to complete purchase by Tuesday

Wow, this sifu invest how much then they jio so much? 100k++?

It's just a policy that they need to comply with. You don't have to answer that question truthfully

Sorry all, maybe this has been answered before but how do you know if the dividend withholding tax has been processed by Saxo?

Seems like something that Stashaway can improve transparency on... at the moment we have no idea if and when they are processing this refund on our behalf..

wow, thanks! also means to me that they haven't processed mine yet sadly might have to wait till next cycle

wow, recently SA has been very quick to process deposits through IBG. Deposited Thursday evening, received by SA on Friday morning. Buy complete by Friday.

Hopefully this is steady for future deposits.

11% but other equity instruments I have another 30% in total my exposure is almost 50%

Still thinking what to do with the other 50%, but I have ideas for side business

I started out may 2019, the one at 6.5 returns is 4% and 36 is at 7%

Just maybe lucky so far, but am worried for the rest of the year. DCA I think will be key for uncertain times.

Thinking to dial back the risk but so tempting now to keep it until we see the next fed rate.

do you have examples of what you track? maybe if you list here, all of us can pressure SA to implement in the app for future?

I was thinking more like include buy price vs bid price (something like that) per transaction.

Just out of curiosity, did anyone make a withdrawal yet? Does anyone know how long it will take to process it?

Thanks kind sir! The sell price within the expected market price?

probably not because your horizon is about 5 years. stashaway is for 10-20 years horizon (you can of course withdraw but the returns may not be that great and the risk taken is much higher).

depends on your personal preference and appetite for risk. if you have small capital, the difference in risk is not that big, it make more sense in ASB or unit trust or FD since there is literally no risk taken.

why you didn't try to pm one of the members here to get a referral code? it would have been free for you and the member for 6m

Nicely said. I think one needs to understand their investment strategy. Long term players generally reinvest dividends and let it snowball until you can live off your dividends 20-30 years down the road. This strategy is meant for retirement passive income.

another fake bull inkambing.

hold your horses first, don't be so premature.

Any sifu here on 36% risk?

I'm still in the reds

the webinar will be important to understand the direction from the CEO, CFO.

again, we are trusting SA to have done their due diligence and based on market sentiment and their model analysis to choose something that will return consistent profits.

last round of re-balancing seemed to work pretty well. my personal opinion is to trust them this time again - this round seems a little riskier and bold to exit US market but hey, no risk no reward.

did you turn on auto-optimization?

It is in a form of top bar notification. so if it's not on the first page after login, means you didnt turn it on.